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Custard apple pulp can be extracted easily. For that we have to use special tool and machine with suppliement of accessories to filter and collect the pulp. Business men from Poona extract it by hand, but it looks unhealthy. To get healthy custardapple pulp we have to exrtract it without affecting the natural feel and texture. Anybody intereted can contact on +919028209035 India to get the details of the machine.

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